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echoing all repl input? #5
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Hey! I'm trying out pixie mode with emacs 24.4.1. I have an issue when I go into the repl: each line of input is immediately echoed. The repl otherwise seems to work fine, but the echoing is distracting and makes multi-line input difficult to re-read, since every line is duplicated. I don't have this problem if I go into M-x inf-clojure from a clj file.
For instance:
user => ((fn f [x]
((fn f [x]
(* x x))
(* x x))
5)
5)
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johnwalker commentedon Aug 14, 2015
Eww. If you use the repl without inf-clojure, does it do this? Is there an option to suppress this output?
joshua-g commentedon Aug 14, 2015
The regular pixie-vm repl works fine -- no echoing. (Like, of course if you enter a form that evaluates to itself, then it "echoes" that, but only because it evaluated it). Within the inf-clojure repl with pixie,
The first 1 is what i typed, the second is the echo, the third is the evaluation. But within pixie-vm,
Hmm.... you mean an inf-clojure option? I'll take a look-see.
johnwalker commentedon Aug 14, 2015
I thought the echo might be coming from pixie-vm, this is useful
johnwalker commentedon Aug 14, 2015
This is pretty weird. I can't take a crack at it right now, but I'll see if I can resolve this Saturday. In the meantime, try installing an old version of inf-clojure.
joshua-g commentedon Aug 14, 2015
Okay, I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the quick replies!
johnwalker commentedon Aug 14, 2015
You're welcome! :)
johnwalker commentedon Aug 16, 2015
Working on it, this happens on mine too. Not sure why it's happening yet.
johnwalker commentedon Aug 23, 2015
Would you tell me if there is a process buffer and a separate repl buffer in inf-clojure with clojure files? It seems that inf-clojure assumes that if it's a derived mode, then the process and the repl buffer are the same.
joshua-g commentedon Aug 23, 2015
How do I determine that?
johnwalker commentedon Aug 23, 2015
Run inf-clojure in a lein project and do M-x list-buffers, and there should be an extra buffer that isn't the repl.
joshua-g commentedon Aug 24, 2015
Oh ok -- there's not. There's just the repl buffer named
*inf-clojure*. Also, when I run list-processes I see a process named "inf-clojure" corresponding to the*inf-clojure*buffer, running the command lein repl.johnwalker commentedon Oct 26, 2015
A little embarrassing, but I suspect the bug may go back to waaay back here haha.
pixie-lang/pixie@14d9e29
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19246065/python-in-emacs-shell-mode-turns-on-stty-echo-and-breaks-c-d
johnwalker commentedon Oct 26, 2015
OK, so this is whats happening. If you want a quick fix, make the pixie program something like this. The tradeoff is that now you won't see => or whatever.